Sentence examples for far wider implications from inspiring English sources

"In this respect, the findings of the report and its recommendations point towards a national policy debate with far wider implications for the health and social care system.

Since the offence is against a person and a foetus is not a person, such playing with words must have far wider implications – on abortion, for example.

In a landmark ruling (PDF) – which could have far wider implications for central government's gung-ho approach to planning – Mr Justice Holgate concluded that both policies had been implemented without a proper evidence base, against the advice of officials, and that they were simply "incompatible" with the statutory planning framework.

Equally, however, they can have far wider implications as well.

Chordoma only affects one in a million people per year, but Sommer's research has far wider implications.

Herein, three current examples are assessed to illustrate that this restructuring has by far wider reaching implications: Firstly, we examine how unconventional resources mainly produced using fractured cracking techniques—have restructured the US energy landscape, are now fueling the US economic recovery and will impact the geopolitical balance.

Named the "Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act," it purports to legislate against people of the same sex marrying but it has far wider reaching implications, said Alimi.

But its implications are far wider.

"But the implications go far wider" this time, Mr. Blair said.

But the implications are far wider, reaching across North Africa and the Middle East.

If this trend gathers momentum, and helps to address the obesity epidemic and rising health care costs, it could have far wider public health and economic implications than any other winter 2008 trend.